davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Press., 1887-01-20

MAT TA 1elds scarce but those wh6 write to HHHH Stnsnn Co, Portland, Maine, will receive HRHNH free, full information about work which EHNHE they can do, and live at home, that will pay VI v IA41 them from S 10 S25 per day. Some have earned $ in day Either young old Capital not required You freq Those who once Are absolutely of snug little fortunea All is
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An ale 0eutlden bon 9eNttt
ittt0 ben NadbQrzN Counties

profefor Gelir GremereD, Superiu.
tenbent Der Texas Ramie Planting AS
ISOLATION, pirb am g onntag,b ben
rs. 9eptemberW a9mittag 8 ubr
I'M S9ulbauie gu 10 n, 81.
Witt g., Seras, eittett 8ortrag iber
&amies &ultur balten unb feline berrli=
den proben bon &amies uno Sutefa.
fern iouie Gabrifate babott ausfeaen.
gaan5en unb 6afern BON in 9egDitt
@ountD ge3o9ener &amie unb Suite tpers
ben ebenfaas porgelegt mer6en. Da
aud bic Oamen babel interelfirt fn6,
70 uer6en bieielben hermit freunbli@f
eingelaben unb elei@5eitig erfu9t Die
9erren nit 5ur S9ule gu brtngen.
Wm. 8. gi9boIa
Ser. T. R. p. Association.
Oorftown, IA. Sept. '87.
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- Die Galveston News bemiibt
fi6 iebt trampfbaft, f9 bas probibis
tionssM oblergebniB mad ibrer Mrt 5u.
re1t 5u legen. Sbne arge gntfeIuns
gen Der Sbatiaden gebt 6ies natiirIi9
ni9t ab. so bebauptet bic .'News''
i9lanfueg, baB minbeffens 80 proeent
ber Gepublifaner fitr bas ENHANCEMENT
gefiimmt bdtten ultb baB bon fdmmtlis
den far6igen Wdblern in ben Stdbtert
(Gan Mntonio ninimt bic News benn
bod ausl) 25-30% Il r bas Mmenbe.
ment eingetreten tudren. Mnffatt biers
geger lang unb brett 3u argumentiren.
brau6t man bios auf bic Stimmenpers
bdltniFe in ben repnblitani19en gouns
ties. fotpie tn bene1 nit ffarfer farbiaer
8eb6Itsruna bin3umeifeu. 3ablen be-
weiIen, unb 5udr..bemeiien iie in bieiem
Sale, bnB bic gdn3e 8ere9nung Der
News auf b6hf wi0ttirliden Muibs
maBunaen, abrr nitt auf Sbaiia6eu
berubtl
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GttpaS fiir d

I'm Seoernann @eleaenbeit su seben, f9
bon ben bortrefaiden @isenfdaften bon Or.
aiaas nsasm e9pinOfn9ts- ssilnaitiel ~ iiber.
aenaen, iuirb es fir cine turae Belt gratis ber-
tbeilt iueroem. Dies Gntsesenfommen 1T nidt
nnr liberal, fonbern GO SeirI aud, ipeIdes 3u.
trauerl anf feline Seilfroft ,sr grfinber %beielben
fest. Iae, pelde on bartnddisem Sufen, al
Grfdltuns, afbma, 8ronditis unb S9pinb.
fudt leiocn, iotpie an irgenO ipel1en anoeien
afeftionen Der gunse, oes seblfopfs nno Der
enftrGbre. iuerben briusenb erfudf, bor3uipre.
den bel u. Dretb, in beTeu Appibefe ErObe.
aef4en gratis gu baben fno. 4reis Der sroben
Slafden 81.
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&DteI Mabatfe, gde 1oufon 6
ct. WfatD StraBe, gegeniber Der 3urn=
bale, San Mntonio. Deutfhes
9otel erffer GIaffe. teber>
nimmt Diners, Soupers &c. fir fieine
@efeaf@aften, 0o9seiien &C., tpelde nit
groBer Sorgfalt ausgefibrt meroen.
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1as Mpttst

Sut6 bic Nufteaung unierer neuen
Mai6ine feben mir urs seu0tbigt,
morgea Die tdgli@e 3eitung ausfaaen
gu laien. Wir eriu6en utiere 2eier,
biefen Nusfal freunbli6ft enti6ulbigen
gu tuoQen, ber burd rei6baltigeteu 2eIes
foff in Der beutigen uno in Der ibers
mor9en eri@einenben Summer eriebt
Der6en tDir6.
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Suntes Attertei aus ae,tf@faae

Deuti6laub but Stpei ieiner berbors
r~agenbiten Mfdnner berlDren, Den @enes
ral bon Werber unb Den ~beribmten
Metbettfer profe1or Griebri6 Sbeobpr
8ii6er.
= gu 9tettin uurbe elm grobes
Banquet gu @bren BEG Raife,s abgebaIs
ten. 2ebterer bra9te Elm god auf bic
probin5 Pommerr aus.
= Sic v&6lnif6e 3eitung" iagt,
Deutf@lanb babe ben Danf, pel9en es
benz er1ten unb a%tpeiten Mleranber bon
GuBlan5 f9ulbe, bur1 bic Contracts
be6in9ungen bes 8erIiner GongreHes
polfdnbig abgetragen, unb fei benz britt
ten Mleranoer feinerlei 8erpHt6tung
f9ulbig.
@raf Galnofp, Der 6iterrei9if9e
Miniiter oes Nusmdrtigen 1T nod 5ries
bri6srube abgereif, I'm bafelb1t nit
benz Girften 8ismard 5uiammen5us
trefen.
= prin5regent 2uitpolb er6ffnete am
Is. September ben bairii9en 2anbtag.
Die Sbronrebe felt BEL grmdbnung ber
8uogetborlage bic grbbbung Der
BranntpeiniteIer in Musft9t, mel9e
bur9 bic IN ben norboeutf9en 5taatert
bereits eingefibrte grb6bung aur Notbs
tpenbigfeit genDrben fei. Ser Mebrer.
trog bieier Steuer foIe CUR Mufbehes
rtng Der Beamtengebdlter bertpenbet
tperoen. 9ie Sbronrebe tinbigte ferter
cine 8orlage an, mel9e ftr Penfonis
rung BON arbeitsunfdbig g~etporbeneu
5taatsbabu Nneefteatsn urb ser bin=
terla1enen Jamilien ~berforbener
5taatsbabn Nngefe1ten 8orfebung
trift. Cine antere in Nusli9t genom=
meme @orlage 5etriTt bic Mufbebang
berfafungsmdBiger 8ef9rdnfungen,
pel9e ben &egenten b%erbinber1, Be-
ante Der 2ronbomdre an3uffelen urb
8erfdufe BON 3ronbomdnens@ iitern au
betpirten.
- Die Norbbeuti6e MlIgsmeine 3eiz
tlng befiirmortet gum 5@ube beg beuts
f9en Gif9ereigeuerbes einert boberl
S9ubaoa auf Slide.
Sn Seibelberg 1T Der oOphtatsos
logiide GongreB" 3ufammengetreten.
8iele ameritanifde Mugendrste betbeili.
gen fi9 an betnielben.
= Der bramatif6e Borleier BRO.
feffor Mleranoer @trofofh 1T in 8egIeis
tung ieiner Sodter auf Dem Dampfer
rSaale" mad Nem Sort abgereift.
- Sn 6amburg iii Der Mfrita Rel
ienbe Dr. 9olub nit ieiner @aitin,
melGe i'm auf allen ieiner Gorf6ungss
reiien int Snneren Mfrifas begleitet bat,
ei%ngetroffen. Wieberbolt NOR bas @es
ri6t perbreitet, baB bas tibne paar
BON ben gingeborenen ermorbet tpor=
ben iei.
- 3mei @ebriber Siirgenien, weI9e
mad suau3isidbriger Nbweien1eit III
Mmerifa bor einigen Monaten in ibr
6eimatbsborf Mlberiim auf Der Smell
J6br Suridfebrten, iiub aus preuBen
ausgeDielen tporben.
= 5000 ghicagoer 2atbDlifen baben
cine D~anfesabreTe on Winbtborf abges
fanbt, fur ieiue fiir3li1en Bemibungen
i'm Suterefe Der fatbolii@en Stride.
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Tautbnusert DOLLARS

lit bic Gumme, bic DR.. pieree fur bic
gntbedung bon gaIomel ober anbertt
mineralifden Giften Dber f@dbli1en
Nr3neitofen in feinen nit &e@t bes
ribmten Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
06madbaften Gbfhbrpill9en) ausbie=
tet. sic babeu ungefdbr bic @r6Be els
nes Senfforns, finb baber letdt ein3us
nebmen, iinb lire Wirtung III bon feis
nerIei Grimmen begleitet. @alIigteit,
aerb6ies Gopfpeh, iibIer @ei9mad I'M
Munbe rn6 @elbfu9t ipei9en fDfort
Dor biefen ,tIeinen &iefen." Sci Del.
mem Mpotbeter au bnben.
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SIN Npunant=4 iautartem, Sanie
finoet Sbr bas bette MRprtiment Ser
1euefen Nobittten In Diamanten,
ubren, Suueleu &C. su niebriseren preis
ten als irgenbDo anbers. Gpredt bDr
unb laBt @ud Maoren aeiget unb pteiie
1ennen. 8. 9Oubant lit felt 1868 etab=
lirt uno erfreut iid zines tp~eitberbreites
ten guten &ufes. Ct lit Elm In Der
S9Dei3 aussebilbeter proftilder ubr.
NADER unb garantirt ale feline Mrbeiten.
Namentli6 ma9t er auf fein Bri0ens
9aser aufmerfiam. 8. &oubant, Main
plaaa, San Intnnio. 8,12. iuw1Mi
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Manerif's 8anf beiorat @elbIen.
bungen mad allen SbeiIen Deutf9lanbs
ins 9aus abgeliefert gu billigeren Staten
als bic Ppftoffice.
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S6nttt< 1trb Mpbe Wadre11

gu %befafen. lin, nun u~nieren gprratb BON 5erren. vi
idnsa als mSslid aus8ubertaufen, weroen mir
preiiea lOsidlasen. Die Yreiie perben bon
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Id bis 20 Yrp5ent

as soraer iein. Giaen $50 Austs ,ueroeu ,uir Il
Gineu SIS Ansug 81 eirca 81. Site I: fra6er ST,
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Dertens uno 3naben.an.
iii q ih@er aenug fir 0erbit unb
Wiutei % 1890 biIiser dig frhher,
I'M mt Dem 9sorraib gu rdumen. pan.
coat & SDDn.
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2abt gu9 ni9t tduf6en bur6
tiebere preife fir Nrbeit, tpel9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras geIiefert mirb,
iorbern perfigt @u6 mad Gallo.
10 al pbotograpbildem MteIier, go.
Alb SfsS ouffon.6 traBe, no gu6 quite
uno 5ufrieoeufelen6e Nrbeit gu reeletn
Yreife garantirt tuirb.
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- Ollie neue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap eingei6lOfen, bel paaeoaf &
@Dbn.
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pancoaf G 5obm peifaufen
9eirentIeiber 25-33 biaiger aIs it,
genb Elm 9aus in Der 5tabt. Dies III
tein 6umbug. ueber5eugt @u9!
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

him but, M soon m the decision OF the
Supreme Court convinced him that the
last door had been closed upon himself
and companions and that they must
prepare for ths worst. then ms true
nature cropped out and his systematic
reception and treatment Of the infatu-
ated Young woman since has been, I'M
der the circumstances, sufficient To
make even the fabulous viper blush II
that reptile is capable Of indulging In
that luxury. Notwithstanding the i'm
mense and untold sacrifices which the
misguided young woman and her alice
tionate parents have made for the com
fort and convenience OF Spies and his
fellow convic,s. he now exhibits In re-
turn tor II all the basest ingratitude and
snubs and insults her at every visit.
There could be no more eloquent and
suggestive commentary upon his brutal
conduct toward the young girl w'.o has
ruined her life for him than the fact
that even his fellow convicts are out
spoken In their denuncintion Of his
treatment of her. But what better
could have been expected of such
viper In human shape and what other
fate could have been anticipated and
predicted for tho happy girl who laid
the choicest and most sacred treasures
of her young life vt his sacreiigious feety
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
ne Couldn't Answer.

How many cigars do you smoke III II
day on an average ? inquired one com
mercial traveller OF another, as th'y
strolled along Michigan avenue one
evening last week.
Perhaps ten, replied his friend.
Ten cigars IA day at ten cents each
would amount to 81.
That's about the figure.
One dollar day {; 3GI days In the year
hem. How long have you been
smokingY
About twenty years.
Twenty years Three hundred ana
sixty-iiye dollars u year, compound In
terest. Why, friend, do you know that
II you had moi smoked. you might have
owned one OF those brown-stone fronts
across the street?
Likely enough. You are not q
smoker. | bclieyey
Never had cigar In my mouth.
Nor drink
No. l don't know the taste OF liquor
And which one OF those brown stone
fronts do YOU own.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

IS n few days Glcn~co-i Springs will
hc Connected with the outside world by
railroad communication. Wish wc
could say the sane for Mcckcr. but ns
this does no, fall 10 our lot. We will
nevertheless extend our congratulations
To our more fortunate sister city. The
Denver and Rio Grande. yclep, the
Baby Road. deserves great praise in
pushing ahead their line 10 tap the re-
sources Of Garfield county. aud the citi.
zens Of Glcnwoo-i are making pr-para-
'ions To meet the Iron horse" In an ap.
propTia'c manner next tn. s,iay. From
present indications the Midland will not
he very far bchind the Rio Gran,l.. and
N another year Mccker will have "a
chance to greet IL. first railroad. Like
the Ute. the stage viii, also have To GO
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

kiSo Orr" q! Bavaria. whose mental
condition is really piliabic, has now
taken 10 r-'.ling potatoes Tor u Pa,,iin-.
At las, accounts he claimed to have u
con,rac, To peel nil the y-p,a,oc, u.s-i In
the Munich hotels. II Is ~ rare ,ha, y
monarch takes vhim In the direction
Of useful labor tia, We are constrained
nj this mnmcn; ,o regard Otto ~ tho
m"s; useful divine right po,cu,a,c In
Europe. When the Ctar of Russia
takes TO saving w"si and the Emperor
OF Austria learns the shocmakins trade
We shall hold that III. European end Of
civilization is moyin. upward In the
scalc.-Ncw York World.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
brace W.

You are feeling depressed. your ap-
petite In poor. you are bothered with
headache. you ARE fligety. nervous. and
generally out Of sorts. and want to brace
up. brnre up, but not with stimulants.
spring medicines. or bittrrs. which have
for their basis. very cheap, bad whisky,
and which stimulate you for an hour.
and then leave you in worse condition
than before. What you want Is M
Alternative that will purify your blood.
start healthy action OF Liver and Kid
neys. restore your vitality. and give re.
newed health and strength. Such \
medicine YOU will ind in Electric Bit
tiers. md only 70 cents bottle ut any
drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

ABOUT ono million and half Of peo.
PIE. 1t is claimed. are identified with the
new American party which has lately
sprung up. \ number Of eastern papers
assert tia, 1t IA the old know. nothing
or native American" party resurrccted
and predict that I, will bc an important
factor in next years Presidential con.
test. There is no doubt that there is n
very strong reaction throughout the
country against the policy Of the unre.
s'ricted immigration heretofore pur-
sued. due chiefly 10 the numerous man
ifes;a''ons of pernicious iorcignism that
have been witness d during the last
few years. But it is doubtful whether
II will assume the form of a dist,uc,
part, organization, or whether that such
an organization will become an i'm
pvrtan, factor In next years election.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Ts.s. ns.,.... sss..ssx.

Probably m one thing has caused snch
u general revival Of trade ut many drug
stores as their giving away To their
customers Of NJ many free trial bottles
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade Is simply en-
ormous In this very valuable article
from the iar, tina, II always cures and
never disappnints. Coughs, colds.
asthma, bronchitis, Group and NIL throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test II before buying by getting n
trial bottle free. large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
~
0sa's

Let that cold of yours run on. You
think 1t Is n light thing. Hut II may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Catsrrh In disgusting. Pneumonia Is
dangerous. Consumption II death H.
SELF.
The breathing apparatus must he kept
ss~ais>sy anai clear at ali aesaas sssaAsssa asssl
offensive matter. Otherwise there ss
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts. head.
ncsc. throat. bronchial tubes and lungs.
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the us. II iIo,chec's German Syrup.
II you don't know this ALREADY. thou
sands and thousands Of people can tell
You. They have been cur~l by It. and
know how Il Il. themselves" Bottle
only "a cents. Ask any druggist.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Miss NINA vASZANpr. otherwise
Mrs. August Spies by proxy, is fast un-
dcrg"ing the process of discnchant-
ment, TO the evident distress and in.
tense. II not actually hcartbreaking
grief of that erra,ic and misguided
young lady. As long ms her precious
proxy husband had any hope of adding
to either the chances for escape. or the
temporal comforts and consolation of
himelf and his fellow criminals, he
acknowledged the mcsalliance and en-
durcd the blandishing endearments and
2'tegtious which she bestowed upon
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

TuEEE Is All Impression on the other
sidc u the Atlantic that railway aecs-
dents In America Ass uAAris -tasp ." tiss
craze Tot swisVev tsrvel Whicl, charac
trrixcs the people Of this country. In
reality our trains travel, as rule. tar
more slowly and with n less average Of
CASUALTIES than Is yearly put vt the
doors u the English railway companies.
In sir'i the English trains cscc-,i those
Of Amcric, about tN -n',.'ivr per cent.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

A cAnr.LoAp Of dynamite. enough
10 blow up n larsc-sikei city. Inns been
discovered near Key West In Florida.
The discovery ha, created Intense ex-
ci,emeni. md 4, appears that the plot
a:ains; Cuba is much more formidable
than at lrst supposed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Anovr Glrnwea.l The Rio Gran.le /,

ABOVE Gl-nwo.-i the Rio 6ranic en-.
coun,crrd quite number Of rocky
cliffs. and three tunnels had 10 lie
driven n, different places. Their re-
spcc,iyr lengths arr "a. III and 1881
feet. They are losai Zee, In the clear,
with arch.d roofs. AMI being In very
solid formation require no timbrring.
l, seems iha; every mile added io this
road insure, iia, the maine Scenic
Line" will stay with that roai.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Az -iipi, WAS made recently To induce
Indian Commissioner Atkins TO r-cinJ
his order forbidding the teaching Of In
dian languages In Indian schools. The
Commissioner. however. refused. His
reason Is tina; II would bc impossible 10
civilized III. Indians unless they arr
taught Encli,h-thr language Of our
constitution ani laws Of this country.
\ very good reason In this case.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

GovERSNESr statistics Indicate that
since isio the USE Of whisky has fallen
oil on.-half In the United States, while
the us- Of wines has Increased about
forty per cent. The consumption Of
beer In 1910 WAS i.sJ gallons per capita ;
this is now Increased To ii.oi gallons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

RECENTLY the throat Of the German
crown prince was attracting u good deal
Of newspaper attention. Eyes are now
turned to the Chicago Anarchists whose
,hsoa,s are also In = psecSStoux pIe'iica-
sneut
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

The coins Of the German empire may
be used also ns weights. A pfenni.
piece weighs exactly two grains; ~ does
u gold hve-mark piece. \ nickel ten
p'cnnig and "a ten mark gold piece
weigh each four grams.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
HEADACHE.

IL was for many years a
perfect martyr to Headache
and Dyspepsia, and some.
tim thought it would kill
md. After trying many
remedies, and finding them
Of no account, l concluded
to try Simmons Liver Regu,,
lator, and ! am now and
have been for fifteen ycars
a stranger to a headache.
lean recommend the Regu-
lator, for it is no humbug."
B. l. Dopp, Putnam Co.,
Ga. II have suffered for
FIVE years with the Sick
Headache, and find it is tho
only thing that will give mo
relief"-W. J. ALsToN, Ar
kadelphia, Ark...;;.."i use
Simmons Liver Regulator
when troubled with Head
ache. It produces a favor
able result without hinder
ing INV pursuits in business.
/ recsra j, as a ready pre-
scrinfI IL, Disordcred
IivsrTw. WIrxEn,
Dcs Moinx. Iowa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

There were over five billion cigars
manufactured in the United States last
year, Three years ago the production
was little over three billion, and in
lssn two billicu were made.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Iosrtrrrr nuLr.grix.

iDsTtTrcE nrLLETiN.
Rs~iins mall iss'-s Nun'isy. "wednesday au.'
Friaay as =. -. Arrive. Tuesday. Thur.
,iay and saturssI at 10 y. tn.
Grnnd River nsa leave. Monday a, 8 q. M.
Arrives T'~~isl at r. M.
Ransc,y mail Isstcs Monday Ai q. IN. Ar.
ri,cs Thurssiay u q r.. m.
P'c~sDcc pstva~ mail leave. Wednesday a, =
=. IN. Arrives Tuesday.
Money or'irv ar registry dcyartmcn, opcn
frutn ? q. IN. To tp. w.
once otrr sstns,vs frrm to 10 a. M, and
fro'n 9 stosp.sn
J. v. HorsuoS. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

-s"'ih .iir of urni river. Garncti county.
Colorado.
rc.'offc- addrv,.. Laai,il.-, Colo. OF Y~4ys.
SOU. Colo.
Al caiiic branded ah above have square orpp
"a rirh' .ar and double aosiap.
ami iog.bic dowlap. -
Ai.. cattle branded . on l-fi side.
An horse. hrande,, y on i-n or right ,s,sS.
or left shoulder.
sni fD,I"!'Angu. tuil..
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
HUTCHINSON s sruoSs.

Ahcrc brand yn'i.fi side. Also own esi.,
h'ani'-ii r on irn shoulder or .Iac. Far.
'n'T<'. unirThacs In Each car. Hur---. hrsn'.
''i same a. c,; up loft .houii:r. i;ansr. Pic--
an" cr"cs sui white r,-r. P~stof5c- s;.
dr-ss, Mc-s-r. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
LrNSEy 4 nASGuiss.

Cattle branded above on icn hip. rAr
mark. unisrspii, AMI swallow In .ash cor.
ii"''- brand. same. on irf, saocii.r. iiansr.
Cal .rras sna i.isti- HEAVIER. ro,;o,nc- 81.
isu<.. .sss.r. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

TEWWh:
voH sunscRIrrIos.
On. Year ar.......'''''s'''.' ''.'''''''''''''''''s
Elk Months ..,.s.--.s.sssss''sss 20
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-11

SUMNER has arrived brought
her thinnest garments. The Their
mometer is 80 and the rise-the col
ored race INDUCES now in picnics,
baptisings and other amusement
the festive fly attends all the II
o'clock singings the granger smiles
as Tom Hyman knocks off his tobac-
co at 5000 all 'round-the College
boys are reaping their reward and
encicling the best part of the commu-
nifty in their embrace-the CHRoN-
ICLE printers sing as they "set .em
up" recording the progress Of the
city in all itsdepartment-the bankse
are furnishing plenty of money to
editors and other stockholderss-th
followers of the cold water saints are
having ground-swells in the rural
precincts wherein the "cullud broth
er" addresses "the white element OF
our population" and the rousement
is generally reported as amounting
to great deal of cry and mighty lit
tie wool, rs the devil remarked when
he sheared the hog.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-11

Miss Lucy MOORE ADAMS, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Richard N. Adams of
Todd county died ut her home on
Sunday June 9Th. She had suffered
long and her suffering was borne
with that patience which was only
one of the amiable traits Of her meek
and pure character. No one was ever
more loved by parents and friends,
and tears will fill the eyes of many
of her young companions when they
recall the name of the good and pure
Lucy who is gone.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-11

CLARKsvILLE Is always at the
head of the procession, and this week
is not only the front brigade but has
thrown out skirmishers still further
in advance. These skirmishers are
the college boys who have been
trained in our University and have
now gone to their homes in Kentucky
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
the entire South telling their people
the good points of GAINESVILLE.
Our race horses beat the Holsters
at Terre Haute and our boys brought
the strangers shekels home with
them. Our college boys beat the
world in speaking-Evergreen Lodge
grows brighter flowers than Valpa-
raiso-and when that ambitious vii
lage on Little River attempts to com.
pete with our buyers on tobacco they
get beat just as bad as the steamer
City of GAINESVILLE beats a ferry boat
Verify, in the language Of Brer JAS
per Of old Virginia: "The Sun dc
moves
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-11
Clarksville Ahead.

+. Kendrick, Pettns-.Set'o., ofthe Cen
trail Warehouse Of this city sold
Thursday one hogshead of tobacco
for s2O.75 per hundred. This tobacco
was priced By Sewell Bros, Pleasant
View, Chatham county, and was
purchased by Mr.. j. Kropp. This
beats Hopkinsville's best sale which
was Mr.. George Shaw's crop, sold
for $1,000.
The Bailey Warehouse also sold
one hogshead for 1875, which was
bought by B. X. Gold. This hogs
head was raised by William Row.
land, Of District No. 10, Montgomery
county.